Program Manager (PMO) - Trust Wallet

About the Role

We’re looking for a PMO to bridge Product and Engineering. You’ll keep complex, fast-moving projects on track, ensure teams are aligned and unblocked, and build trusted relationships for successful delivery.

This role is a mix of delivery driver and team connector. You’ll hold teams accountable to timelines with warmth, empathy, and genuine care.

Job Scope

• Bridge Product and Engineering: Translate priorities, surface dependencies, and align both sides on scope, trade-offs, and timelines.

• Drive ETAs and results: Own project plans, track milestones, and push initiatives to completion on time.

• Partner closely with PMs and engineering leads: Run planning cadences, sprint reviews, and cross-team syncs to move work forward.

• Spot and clear blockers early: Identify risks, escalate issues to the right people, and drive resolution.

• Build relationships and engagement: Act as a trusted point of contact across teams, foster collaboration, and maintain healthy team dynamics.

• Bring visibility to leadership: Deliver clear, concise status updates, delivery metrics, and project health reporting.

• Improve workflows: Refine PMO processes, tools, and rituals to help teams ship faster with less friction.

Requirements

• 3+ years in program management, technical program management, or PMO within tech or product-led companies.

• Genuine passion for Web3 and a sharp understanding of the industry, especially wallet infrastructure.

• Proven track record of driving cross-functional projects between Product and Engineering.

• Warm, caring, and people-first approach: Build trust easily and foster collaboration.

• Results-driven: Comfortable pushing for timelines and holding teams accountable without damaging relationships.

• Technical fluency to understand engineering trade-offs and earn credibility with engineers.

• Excellent communicator, aligning stakeholders from engineers to executives.

• Highly organized, thriving on structure in fast-paced environments.

• Familiarity with tools like Jira, Notion, or Linear.

• Experience in a high-growth or scale-up environment.